New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 3

Boston Store New Novelties At Our Art Dept.i A beautiful showing of the Latest LI FINISH Center Table Covers, Tdeas in Ticces. Lunch Cloths, BELIEVE IN BETTER WORLD, SAYS PASTOR Rev. 6. M. Missirim Preaches | Special Rally Day Sermon “The Church of the New Day” the topic upon which Rev G. M. Missirian preached at the rally day services at the Stanley Memorial church yesterday. The pastor, In the course of his sermon, said that one or (he chief things necessary is that everybody believe in the possibility of a better world. He said: “Our difficult time is just approach- was Buffet and Burcau Scarfs, etc., t"m'; ing,” said Clemenceau a few days aft- med with new and novel designs in Filet aitd Cluny Lace. Silk Tapestry Table Runners and large circular Table Covers, variety beautiful color- Also felt Table ings, all new designs. Rilnners, leather trimmed, variety colors, These goods are something new and worthy attention. Ladies’ Felt Slippers Here is something comfy and warm your these cold nights and mornings. Come -~ 10, For solid comfort they can’'t be beat. k grey felt, nicely finished, well double, thick soles, sizes 3 to 8. 79 pair. PULLAR & NIVEN Let Stevé Do It He will take care of you and glvie s you the SERVICE. His mot_lo SERVICE. Day or night. Christen- ilgs, Weddings, IFunerals. Washing cars a specialty. Steve’s Garage 503 MAIN ST. In the Rear. Tel. 1728-5. Eastwood Electrical Service Station and Garage. starting, Lighting and Ignition Sys- tem Specialists. MAXWELL SERVICE STATION. REAR 193 MAIN Fhone 3 STREET, 12 PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 18 MAIN ST. Daily Freight and| - Express Service NEW BRITAIN W HAVEN AND NEW YORK LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND TRUCKING. TRUCKS BY THE DAY OR HOUR, -A. H. HARRIS Care of Adna Johnson, TEL. 961. | VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. - DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage, Supplies and Repalring. . MANROSS AUTO LD, DVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 “39 Arch St DON'T FORGET ONNES DI focal and long distance moving and trucking. Pianos and parties at rea- sonable prices. Also storage. 'Phone ! lose in | $87-32 and 382. 8 G@Gilbert . street, New Britain, o is the armistice was signed. “Tt der to win peace than to win war. e are realizing now that this is true and that if we are negligent, we may the hour of victory some of the very things which the victory was won to achieve. Again and again men and nations have had this bitter expe- rience in history. During the last severs! months and at the present day, we have been constantly facing three distinctive dangers throughout the world. These are: Moral relaxation, dissolution of unity and surrender of idealism. These dangers quite threateningly have been manifest in our industrial and po- litical life. Over against these dangers, need two lines of activities. First, we need the loyalty and patriotism of peace, which is a more difficult thing h we than the patriotism and loyalty of war, by as much as it is harder to live for a cause than to die for it. Tt was for such loyalty and patriotism that Lincoln appealed in his Getty burg speech, when he said, “It is for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us—that from th onored dead we take increased devotion, to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion.” TIs peace now to fail and be faithless where war was faithful? we need the dynamic re or purpose of a new world, sther we shall have a better world not depends upon how we meet or now the dangers and duties of peace, and whether we do as effectively win- ning this better world as we did the work of winning the war. Our present practical and immedi- ate question is, What Christian men and women and the Christian church can do to win a better world? First of all, we ought to believe in the possibility of a better world, otherwise we have no business as Christians in the church. Tt is the duty of the present day Christian men and women to visualize clearly the evils which are to he overthrown and the enemies who still remain to be vanquished. Moreover the church of the new day must radiate upon the perplexities and confusion of the world, an irresistible ray of convic- tion in regard to moral and eternal forces of the world, such divine prin- ciples of life, as righteousness, sacri- ficial ser and living faith in God and in man. But now here is the tragic point: How can the new world that is to be hereafter be made out of the old breed of men? The only thing lacking for the rea- lization of this admirable conception is a new humanity. Man himself is still the greatest element in his own problem. Many formulas and plans for a new world are set before us, includ- ing capital and labor problems as well as international situations. But can you have a new civilization, new world order, with old breed of men? How is man to be made new? Here is the supreme function of the church in providing the satisfac- tory answer—we are back once more at the beginning and the last word is the first. *“Ye must be born again.” Oh, how the world is helpless without the! man with a changed heart. What a great vital message to all the eager souls of all cls and con- ditions. “Ye must be born again.” What greater business could the [ echurch have than to lead men to the one source and strength adequate both to generate the new life which they need, and provide that life with the forms of action through which it shall do its work and bear its fruit- age in the nation and throughout the world. Therefore we can best bring in a better world, by being ourselves bet- ter men while the broad social forces are at their renovating work under the hand of God, our personal privi- lege is to augment them by our own renewal in the image of Christ, the one Right Man and the Head of Hu- manity. His kind of world, the King- dom of God on earth, can only be built on His kind of men. If 1 want a new world I must be the kind of a man I want the new world to be. If T am not willing to pay this price, what honesty is there in my talk of a golden year? Uf men honestly want a world of good will and brotherhood, let them be the men St. Paul demands in his description in I. Thess of the Chris- tian Citizen—a man of purity, hones- ty, holiness, brotherliness, industry, modesty, thrift, courage In personal life and rela- tionship, in family and business each of us has his chance to Lasten a new human order. That is why we are bere in this church as an organized tellowship. 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But Shine will take the exam- ination just the same, at the post of- fice in San Francisco, October 18, and | by arrangement with the civil serv a coast to coast fea- ture of nan Lonergan’s request ervice commission Octo- commission it will be the identical exam being held in Hartford on the | ame day. Shine spent three years | in the New Britain High school, but after the son of enlisted in the navy shortls war broke out. Shine is a George H. Shine. The winner of the October 18 com- petitive exams will take the entrance exam for the naval academy. CAMPAIGN PROGRESSING Attorney Greenstein Reports That Over $8,000 .Has Been Raised To- wards Relief Work. The committee in charge of the relief drive for the suffering Jews in Europe, repor that over $8,000 as been received and it is expected that by Sunday night $10,000 will be raised. 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